It turned out to be quite the challenge, as the crafters were given a list of items that needed to be used:
fabric (no sew projects)
plastic laminate
binders
file folders
vintage spindles
cd jewel cases
Luckily, the crafters were all used to using a variety of mediums and so coming up with ideas and crafting items came pretty easily. After three hours of work, over 20 items were made, complete with instructions and supply lists. Here are some of the items that were made and donated to the store:
"Queen for a day" children's crown
A fabric shawl (item used: no-sew fabric)
A spectacular village including houses made from small gift boxes wrapped in office paper, streets made from cork strips , people made from film canasters, plants and even a dog (item used: binder)
Four-sided picture frame (item: cd jewel case)
Holder for anything (item: no sew)
Faux stained glass hanging candle holder (or planter) made out of recycled parachute fabric and the glass part of a light fixture.
Thanks to The Scrap Exchange for donating the use of the Make and Take Room and all of the supplies. Thanks also to the following Etsy stores for donating their time to The Scrap Exchange:
Cork and Cotton, Karen's Soaps, Metamorphasis, Rippa's Custom Silver, Opal Light Studio, Earthboar Jewelry, BellaMia Designs, Vintage Scraps and MegRNC.
We hope you like our creations!
Ya'll did an awesome job! Very creative :)
ReplyDeleteGreat job everyone! Sounds like you had a lot of fun.
ReplyDeletegreat write up - thanks again for organizing "the force" - cathy
ReplyDeleteThank you all so much for volunteering your time to help The Scrap Exchange!
ReplyDeleteKelley D
Scrap Exchange Board President
Great article on a great day!
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